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Bach on a Microtonal Guitar

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    Link to video

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      Very nice playing.

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        What's the interval, or is it just flats and sharps?

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          What's the interval, or is it just flats and sharps?

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          Microtonal Guitar Institute presents Burak Akan playing Bach's Gigue from Violin Partita No. 2 arranged by Manuel Barrueco for the guitar. Burak Akan is a student at the guitar department at Istanbul Technical University, studying with me. We used Bach's student Johann Kirnberger's tuning (Kirnberger III) for this piece. The thirds are more natural than the 12tet in this tuning. For example, the tonic chord is D major with just major 3rd (D-F#) and a fifth (5.5 cents narrower than the perfect 5th).

          Here are the cents:

          D Eb-10 E-7 F-6 F#-14 G-2 G#-10 A-3.5 Bb-8 B-10.5 C-4 C#-12

          Music: Violin Partita No. 2 in D Minor, BWV 1004 IV. Gigue

          Arrangement: Manuel Barrueco

          Guitarist: Burak Akan

          Guitar: Adjustable Microtonal Guitar (www.microtonalguitar.org)

          Burak Akan's YouTube: https://bit.ly/3IwmTF3

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